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ویرایش: [2 ed.]
نویسندگان: MARK HARLAN
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781119873099, 1119873096
ناشر: JOHN WILEY & SONS
سال نشر: 2022
تعداد صفحات: [323]
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 7 Mb
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب تگزاس HOLDEM FOR DUMMIES. نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
سرگرم کننده ترین لذتی که می توانید در یادگیری تگزاس هولدم داشته باشید (و ما بلوفن نمی کنیم) بازی تگزاس هولدم در مورد سرگرم کننده ترین بازی با دو کارت در دست است. با این حال، پیمایش در زبان عامیانه، قوانین و پیچیدگی های بازی می تواند چالش برانگیز باشد. با Texas Hold’em For Dummies، نسخه دوم، ترفندهایی را که برای برنده شدن اولین بازی آنلاین یا حضوری خود باید بدانید، یاد خواهید گرفت. از رتبه بندی دست های مختلف پوکر گرفته تا استفاده از استراتژی های شرط بندی، این کتاب به شما کمک می کند تا مهارت های لازم برای دستیابی به موفقیت در اتاق پوکر را ایجاد کنید. در Texas Hold'em For Dummies، شما یاد خواهید گرفت که: شانس خود را در کازینو و اتاق های پوکر آنلاین افزایش دهید. برای بازیکنان پوکر تازهکار که میخواهند حضوری یا آنلاین بازی کنند، Texas Hold'em For Dummies نیز یک همراه ضروری برای بازیکنان باتجربهتر است که به دنبال یادگیری اصول اولیه و بهبود مهارتهای خود هستند.
The most fun you can have learning Texas Hold’em (and we ain’t bluffin’) Playing Texas Hold’em is about the most fun you can have with two cards in your hand. Navigating the slang, rules, and intricacies of the game can be challenging, though. With Texas Hold’em For Dummies, 2nd Edition, you’ll learn the tricks you need to know to win your first online or in-person game. From ranking the various poker hands to applying betting strategies, this book helps you build the skills necessary to achieve poker room success. In Texas Hold’em For Dummies, you’ll learn to: Improve your chances at casinos and in online poker rooms Participate in a poker tournament with confidence Bluff, bet, raise, and fold in the right way at the right times The perfect handbook for beginning poker players who want to play in-person or online, Texas Hold’em For Dummies is also an essential companion for more experienced players looking to brush up on the fundamentals and improve their skills.
Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Introduction About This Book Foolish Assumptions Icons Used in This Book Beyond the Book Where to Go from Here Part 1 Everything’s Bigger in Texas: Welcome to Texas Hold’em! Chapter 1 A Bird’s-Eye View of Texas Hold’em Considering Why You Want to Play Working with Game Dynamics The importance of position Playing move by move Moving Up a Notch Gleaning your opponents Playing the roles Figuring in math Places You Can Play Home games Casinos and poker rooms Online Chapter 2 Ranking and Reading a Hand Hand Rankings High card only — no pairs One pair Two pair Three-of-a-kind Straight Flush Full house Four-of-a-kind Straight flush Royal flush Reading a Hand Straightforward hands Subtle hands Counterfeiting Paying a Hand The winner Tie hands Chapter 3 Just Tell Me How to Play: Texas Hold’em Basics The Order of Play The Dealer Button Dealing the Cards The hole cards The flop The turn The river The showdown Posting Blinds Betting Spread-Limit Hold’em Limit Hold’em Pot-Limit Hold’em No-Limit Hold’em The Importance of Your Bankroll Recommended bankroll sizes Moving up and moving down in limits Poker Etiquette Handling your cards Handling your chips Playing in turn Tipping the dealer Keeping an eye on the game Watching your manners Part 2 Texas Hold’em: Play by Play Chapter 4 Beginning with Two The Importance of Position Early position Middle position Late position The hands you should play, by relative position at a table Considering the Players in a Hand Keeping track of the number of players Watching the types of players Hands You Should and Shouldn’t Play Probable winners Quite possible losers Borderline hands Using “Fold or Raise” to Make a Call Chapter 5 Flopping ’Til You’re Dropping Fitting or Folding Great flops Good flops Very borderline flops Downright dangerous flops Just plain bad flops Betting the Flop Sizing up the table for a bet Making the bet Calling a Bet Raising the Dough Check-Raising Getting a Free Card The free card setup Defending against a free card Chapter 6 Taking Your Turn Watching a Hand Fill Out To check-raise or bet: That is the question Made flushes: The notable exception Watching for “hidden” improvements Keeping Track of the Action Determining a hit Comprehending the miss Chapter 7 Dipping in the River Plotting Your Course During Final Betting All checking, no dancing Walking through the firestorm Betting in moderation Deciding if you’re being bluffed Showing a Hand . . . or Not? Watching for Mistakes Movin’ On to Higher Stakes: Advanced Strategies of Hold’em Chapter 8 Playing the Players Classifying Players Aggressive versus passive players Tight as an oyster or loose as a goose? Combining your evaluations Looking for Tells Watching the right place at the right time Who’s acting and who isn’t? Watching other people’s hands Listening to what people say Involuntary reactions Failing all else . . . Zeroing In on Specifics Figuring out the table in order Looking at individuals Chapter 9 Bluffing: When Everything Isn’t What It Appears to Be The Basics of Bluffing Your turn not to tell Don’t bluff people worse than you Making your bluff count When to Bluff Bluffing based on your image of “predictability” Looking at your hand from the outside Bluffing in the right game Who to Bluff Preying on weak personalities Taking advantage of other situations The Semi-Bluff When to semi-bluff Why semi-bluff? You’re Caught — Now What? Chapter 10 Maximizing Your Win: Check-Raising and Trapping Mastering the Art of Check-Raising Bluffing on a check-raise . . . Playing a good hand on a check-raise . . . Considering a check-raise Check-raising round by round Trapping through Slow Play Timing a slow-play Understanding the Theory of Two Executing the slow-play Maximizing Your Returns Deciding when to sit back Rafting the river: Check or bet? Chapter 11 Camouflaging Your Play and Dodging Traps Setting Expectations throughout a Game Setting a style Changing your style Avoiding Pitfalls When aggressive players merely call Raising and reraising after rounds of checking in Limit Judging when you’re dominated Chapter 12 Considering Mathematics Differentiating Fact from Fiction in Math and Poker Knowing that close enough is good enough Understanding players is better than understanding numbers Taking a Shortcut with Math Counting your “outs” Calculating your pot odds Combining outs and pot odds Using quick math tricks Considering implied odds Flipping a coin Using Math to Your Advantage Memorizing a little goes a long way Calculating deeper Chapter 13 Advancing Your Knowledge Playing with Game Theory Grasping the meaning of game theory Understanding how to use it Cashing In on Equity Theory Cross-breeding the animal of psychology with the beast of mathematics Going back to square one Part 4 Casinos, Card Rooms, and the Internet: Places to Play Hold’em Chapter 14 There’s No Place Like Home: Playing in Private Games Determining the Level and Type of Play Identifying stakes and games Playing with friends Meeting strangers What You Should Give Skimming the pot Bringing on the refreshments What You Can Get Enjoying the situation Watching the action Looking for the unusual Chapter 15 Opting for the Internet: Online Games Choosing a Site Narrowing down your options Transferring money Exploring the bonuses Watching Your Back Being wary of the robot revolution Spotting collusion Chapter 16 Harrah’s, Here I Come: Playing in Card Rooms Playing in a Professional Card Room Introducing the staff Getting started Exploring your possibilities Avoiding Common Mistakes Betting properly Playing in turn Raising properly Minding your own money Playing only your hand Trying to Score a Jackpot High-hand jackpots Specific-hand jackpots Bad-beat jackpots Qualifying for jackpots Chapter 17 Competing in Tournaments Coming to Grips with the Differences Tourney basics Rebuying and adding on Prize structures Understanding Your Chip Position Your position at your table Your position in the tourney as a whole Playing Your Way Through Shifting tables Maneuvering relative to the herd Seating adjustments Bursting the bubble Adjusting Your Play for Prizes Keeping your eyes on the prize Splitting the prize money Part 5 The Part of Tens Chapter 18 Ten Differences between Online and Real-World Play Not Telling in Live Action Adjusting to the Speed Understanding Position Taking Up Space Getting at Your Cash Becoming “Serious” in the Real World Adding Up Online Mathematics Tipping the Dealer Changing Your Venue Keeping Track of Your Online Cash Chapter 19 (Almost) Ten Common Mistakes Playing Too Many Starting Hands Playing Tired Playing Too Low or Too High a Limit Coin-Flipping Too Often in Tournaments Ignoring What You Know about Players at Your Table Becoming Impatient Staying Too Long in a Tough Game Letting Your Emotions Get the Best of You Treating Your Internet Money Like It’s Fake Chapter 20 Ten Ways to Improve Your Home Game Upgrading Your Deck Chipping Up Chowing Down Lighting Up Venting It All Trashing the Place Wiping Out the Badness Standardizing Chairs Getting Tabled Renting Your Game Chapter 21 Ten Bad Beats Red versus Spudnut Woman Beaten by Madness Hellmuth Yanks His Hair Out Nuts about Flushes Moneymaker Moneymaker, Part Deux When Wheels Go Flat No-Limit Means No-Money Mr. Aggressive versus Johnny Conservative Not All Beats Are Bad Chapter 22 Ten Things You Can Do to Improve Your Hold’em Game Studying Your Way Up Showing Off Your Game Keeping Track of Your Bankroll Exercising Digging into the Math Reading Poker Websites Scoring a Free Magazine Throwing in the Towel Meditating Playing Other Games Glossary Index EULA